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PROGRESS AND OUTLOOK ON FEW COMPONENT COMPOSITE SOLID STATE ELECTROLYTES
Chavis A Stackhouse1, Alyson Abraham1, Kenneth J Takeuchi1,2
1Department of Chemistry, Stony Brook University, Stony Brook, NY 11794.
Abstract:
Lithium solid-state composite electrolytes (LiSCEs) provide the opportunity for long life spans, low self-discharge, high reliability, high energy density, and safety. Additionally, this class of electrolytes can be used in electrolytically formed solid-state batteries (EFBs), which may promote reductions in cell manufacturing costs due to their simplicity of design and permit the formation of batteries with diverse architectures. Herein, we provide a discussion of LiSCEs, highlight some of the recent progress in EFB development, and present a forward outlook.
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